Sentence examples for What organised from inspiring English sources

What organised crime demands from a gangster film is that it show the gangster life in a way they recognise, but with an epic quality that, in reality, the criminal world mostly lacks.

We know what organised British racism looks and sounds like.

It is a symbol of what organised political power can do for an oppressed group.

This paper describes original qualitative interview-based research that explores what organised peer support during pregnancy and early parenthood means to volunteers who are trained to offer it and to women who receive it.

This is a kaleidoscopic personal testimony rooted in a visceral rage and revulsion at what organised crime has done to one of the most beautiful places on earth.

What ​politically organised sex workers say they would prefer, of course, is to decriminalise completely non-coercive sex between adults altogether.

No one can call time on someone else's reaction by cheerily saying, "Don't mourn, organise" when it is no longer clear what the organising principles are.

This is what community organising and Movement for Change is about.

But this is precisely what online organising makes common: movements based on shared values, not charismatic leadership.

What if Europeans organised themselves so that they were no longer the "political dwarves" of world affairs?

In Sochi, he organised what he saw as an incredible Olympics and people still criticised him for it.